The Edward R. Murrow Collection
An excellent collection of Murrow's best work as a founding father of broadcast journalism, particularly with a rich compendium from See It Now, particularly his confrontation with Joseph McCarthy. If you're a student of media and journalism, this is a must-see.
Julian Schnabel: Before Night Falls
The story of Reinaldo Arenas, the late Cuban writer, who was oppressed by the Cuban government as they banned his books and imprisoned him for a crime he did not commit. Javier Bardem is masterful as Arenas.
Ron Fricke: Baraka (Special Collector's Edition)
Short description: It has no narrative plot, but rather it's a stunning panoply of images, sounds, and music. I recommend it to everyone I know (and bought a copy for friends here and there). It's a film I've watched at least 4 times each of the past 6 years.
Wim Wenders: Wings of Desire
The story of an angel who falls from grace to live as a man on earth and reach out to the woman he loves. The basis for "City of Angels." Personally, I like Wenders' version for Bruno Ganz - perfect casting.
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Brian Andreas: Still Mostly True: Collected Stories & Drawings
A really cool girl gave me this book, a collection of short, funny stories somewhat reminiscent of Jack Handy's Deep Thoughts, except these have actually made me think deeply over the last couple weeks (not to mention, make me laugh). Check out the adjacent list of my favorite poems.
Keith Ferrazzi: Never Eat Alone : And Other Secrets to Success, One Relationship at a Time
For full disclosure, I work with Keith Ferrazzi. That said, I have no shame in saying what a stellar book this is. It is based on the need to develop deep human relationships for personal and professional success. It provides a difference in perspective with innovative techniques in making new and deeper connections. It's not about networking, it's about relationships.
Edited by Stephen Lowenstein: My First Movie: Twenty Celebrated Directors Talk About Their First Film
A solid collection of interviews and stories from gifted directors on their experiences in making their first films. A great source of inspiration and perspective for aspiring filmmakers.
Truman Capote: In Cold Blood
Having seen Richard Brooks' 1967 adaptation of In Cold Blood and with Capote coming out in the next couple weeks, I wanted to read the book before the film came out. 30 pages in and I'm impressed so far.
Robert Pape: Dying to Win : The Strategic Logic of Suicide Terrorism
One of the more comprehensive data-based studies focusing on the nature of suicide terrorism as a tactical method of war. 'Still reading it, but it seeks to correct common misconceptions and provide a clearer lens to the subject. So far, it's pretty compelling.
Yes, Diana Dalsass may be a good graphic designer. However, there are billions of "artists" like she all over the States.
And she is really good at transmitting sexual diseases and destroying people's relationships and families. She is from some shithole in CT, trying to be "liberated, progressive-thinking, open-minded" in Boston where her military-daddy do not tell her what to do. Thanks,
Posted by: Diana | December 18, 2006 at 12:51 PM
i'm sad that you won't send me emails anymore, but i
understand. i have begun to see now the symbols that
you talk about. it's like learning to read music when
i was 5. if you don't know how to read the individual
notes, you'll never understand - how can it all can
sound like this...? my life has always been kind of
magnetic, i knew this at a young age, just like maati.
every time i look down at theo my heart rips apart and
burns into the center of my body. it aches but his own
pain is far worse. it is so unfair for anyone to
deliberately harm innocence. he will heal but he'll
never be quite the same. in my dream someone was next
to me. i'm sure, but i didn't know who. we both had
theo's blood on our hands yesterday. i know too that
this is a symbol. theo is a part of me. and i know
what the snake symbolizes. this is something else that
is inside of me. my heart has broken open but it's
only because a part of it has been closed for so long
now. it is so open and it hurts but it has to
strengthen to be free. there has to be a breaking
point. but theo will survive. i called a friend
tonight. she helped me fill this space for a little
while. i realized that if i want to move forward in my
life and spread love, then i must be open. it will
happen organically. you are right - everything is
there. just like one of your seeds in the little cup
on the counter that hasn't opened yet, that doesn't
know where it is. it needs the right element as the
key to unlock it. like the first rain after a long
spell of drought. timing is crucial. but someone is
looking after it and hears its prayers for soil and
water and sun. we are at different points, but on the
same vertical line. just like your stocks. there will
be changes to come. growth. ups. downs. you can see
the patterns better than most people because you have
a larger perspective. many people used to think that
the earth was flat. they can think that you are crazy
but i can't thank you enough for what you have shown
me. it will repeat itself. it is never really just
about one person. there are many others. it is the
most important thing we have. we will finish our
project. don't worry. you will leave a part of
yourself here before you go. one love always.
Diana Dalsass
Graphic Designer
www.dianadalsass.com
literally- she offered him a good blow job and sex without condoms:) ex-present boyfriend,see if you are still healthy (you know what i mean)
Posted by: diana | October 30, 2007 at 09:36 AM